Montana Bachelorette Trip Tips

Plan EarlyStart planning at least 3–6 months ahead. This gives everyone time to request time off, save money, and book flights/hotels before prices spike.

2. Pick the Right DestinationChoose a place that fits the bride’s vibe — wild party weekend? Chill spa retreat? Outdoor adventure? City glam? It's all about her.

3. Budget TransparentlyBe super clear upfront about costs. Create a rough estimate for lodging, activities, meals, and transportation so no one gets sticker shock later.

4. Create an Itinerary (but Stay Flexible)Plan a few "must-do" activities, but leave downtime for spontaneous fun! A mix of structured and free time keeps the trip chill and exciting.

5. Group Travel Hacks

• Book an Airbnb/house rental instead of multiple hotel rooms.

• Use apps like Splitwise to track expenses easily.

• Coordinate flights to arrive around the same time to share rides.

6. Surprise the BrideBring small surprises: matching T-shirts, a special dinner, a video montage from friends/family, or a custom gift she’ll treasure.

7. Dress for the Theme (if you have one)Matching outfits, themed party nights, or even color codes make the trip feel more festive and make photos extra cute.

8. Think Safety FirstEspecially if you're traveling internationally or planning a big night out — have emergency contact info, know local laws, and always stay together in unfamiliar places.

9. Be Mindful of Everyone's PaceNot everyone may want to party all night or hike a mountain at sunrise. Respect different energy levels — it’s about the bride, but everyone should have fun!

10. Capture the MemoriesDesignate someone (or hire a local photographer if it’s in the budget) to take cute, candid photos so you’re not scrambling for pics later.